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Posted: Wed 18. Sep 2019, 22:41
by Sir Roger Tuson
Just an update on Jyri's raffle prize. I've had to repackage it all because I'd made the box slightly too big for the 'Small parcel' price :/

I'll have it in the post by the weekend.

Posted: Thu 19. Sep 2019, 08:25
by Robert Gage
Just for information: the stockwhip I donated to the Dog Shelter raffle was won by Joachim and Inga Kraus, friends of Nadine. I've had a nice note from Inga saying the whip has arrived, and they're delighted with it!

Posted: Thu 19. Sep 2019, 19:23
by Nadine Diek
Eeeeee! She arrived jesterday, just in time cause i'm still here in munic.
She is beautiful. Thank you Rachel for this great whip. She flows like a waterfall :)

https://imgur.com/a/tK7YKam

Posted: Thu 19. Sep 2019, 19:24
by Nadine Diek
Robby and i tested it yesterday, we made a small video, i'll post it, when the upload finished.

Posted: Thu 19. Sep 2019, 23:47
by Rachel McCollough
Thank you, I’m so glad to see she arrived safely! I sure look forward to hearing that crack in the German air! :)

Posted: Sat 21. Sep 2019, 01:26
by Nadine Diek
https://youtu.be/rmDAu5_b_uc

There it is.
I look like a builder... Robby and I were working in the garden when it arrived ;)

Posted: Sat 21. Sep 2019, 02:03
by Mark Elliott
What a beautiful whip, Rachel. Nadine and Robby, thank you for sharing this with us.

Posted: Sat 21. Sep 2019, 02:05
by Ron May
Rachel, it looks like it flows like buttah.

Thanks for sharing Nadine.

Ron

Posted: Sat 21. Sep 2019, 02:53
by Rachel McCollough
Nadine thank you!!! I will hopefully get a chance to watch inbetween runs here soon!!! So excited!!!

Posted: Sat 21. Sep 2019, 09:57
by Robert Gage
Wunderbar! Rachel, that's absolutely splendid! Lucky Nadine! :)

Posted: Sat 21. Sep 2019, 10:22
by Jyri Haveri
Nice!

Posted: Sat 21. Sep 2019, 18:40
by Rachel McCollough
Nadine and Robby, thank you so much! I will show this to Lonnie when I get home from work! Y’all make the whip look good!
It is a larger six strand twisted taper core with a single plaited belly. Minimal binding, too.
Thank you!

Posted: Tue 24. Sep 2019, 16:50
by Sven van Leeuwen
Thanks for sharing, it's such a wonderfull whip and it flows beautifully.

Sven

Posted: Tue 24. Sep 2019, 19:09
by Sir Roger Tuson
I have finally got Jyri's whip away in the post. Let us know when it arrives.

Posted: Wed 25. Sep 2019, 17:28
by Robert Gage
The whip from Mark has arrived! It looks great! I hope for more decent weather tomorrow, so I can test it properly out of doors, and take some photos here in its new home. I've just done a few underhand cracks in the house (the only crack I can do indoors with such a long whip) and my first impression is - Very Good! :)

Posted: Wed 25. Sep 2019, 17:32
by Mark Elliott
Good, glad that I made the trip safely.

Posted: Wed 25. Sep 2019, 18:36
by Robert Gage
Mark, I've sent you an e-mail....

Posted: Wed 25. Sep 2019, 18:46
by Mark Elliott
Robert, I have received it and replied. Thank you.

Posted: Fri 27. Sep 2019, 11:08
by Robert Gage
A short moment of sunshine, so here are some photos of Mark's cow whip 'Buckaroo':

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The blue strands are more blue than these photos suggest - at least in the sun.

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The handle fits beautifully in my palm:

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If it stays dry, I'll test it this afternoon. At the moment, the ground is still exceedingl wet.

Posted: Fri 27. Sep 2019, 12:54
by Ron May
You have a very nice whip there Mr. Robert.
I look forward to reading your report.

Ron